When Bengal CM Mamata gave a statement., Scindia said, 'This is not an alliance...'

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Chief of West Bengal's ruling party Trinamool congress (TMC) and bengal cm mamata banerjee has given a statement regarding the 'India' grand alliance. After which there has been a stir in the political circles. He has announced to leave india alliance and has given the slogan of 'Ekla Chalo'. He said that TMC will contest all 42 seats in the state alone and not with an alliance. Now Union minister Jyotiraditya Scindia has given a statement on the statement of cm mamata Banerjee. He has called the 'India' alliance an arrogant alliance.

In fact, the question regarding seat sharing remains in front of the opposition 'India' alliance united against BJP. Meanwhile, TMC Chief mamata banerjee gave a blow to the 'India' alliance and gave the slogan of 'Ekla Chalo'. After which talks started happening in political circles. On West bengal chief minister mamata Banerjee's statement on india alliance, Union minister Jyotiraditya Scindia said, this is not an india alliance, this is an arrogant alliance."

Scindia's attack on 'India' alliance

Jyotiraditya Scindia attacked the india alliance and said that this is not an 'India' alliance, it is an arrogant alliance, it is a corrupt alliance. While talking to the media, he further said that on one hand the idol of ram Lalla was being consecrated. A united india and a self-reliant india were being established. On the other hand, sticks and stones were being used in Assam. This is their india Jodo Yatra. However, congress MP rahul gandhi has set out on Bharat Nyay Yatra. Scindia further said that the entire reality has come before the public.

What did cm mamata banerjee say?


West bengal cm mamata banerjee has decided to leave the 'India' alliance. His party will contest elections on all seats in the state. Regarding seat sharing with congress, he said, I had given them a proposal on seat sharing, but they rejected it from the beginning. Our party has now decided to contest elections alone in Bengal.

 

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